Ch. 366..370: The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife Chapter 366-370

Chapter 366: Chapter 366 – Robin was not afraid

"Get me the note," Robin commanded the bodyguard, who promptly retrieved it from the secretary’s hand and handed it to Robin as instructed.

Robin quickly examined the directions, his brow furrowing in concern. Without hesitation, he reached for his phone and dialed Daniel’s number.

"Daniels, where is Lizzy?" Robin asked urgently.

Daniel couldn’t help but feel a bit suspicious.

It was unusual for Robin to call directly about Lizzy, especially since they were supposed to be together later that morning.

Robin had mentioned needing to take care of some things in the office.

"She’s at her father’s mansion with the beauticians and Matilda. Sabrina is there too," Daniel replied cautiously.

Robin let out a sigh of relief, grateful that whoever was after Lizzy hadn’t succeeded.

He attributed it to how he had tightened security was around his loved ones and asked,

"Where are you?"

"I’m also there, just strolling the calm street. You know how these women are, they act like I’m invisible," Daniel replied, his tone sad.

Robin was relieved that Lizzy wasn’t in immediate danger and spoke with determination.

"You need to tighten security. I’m sending you something right now," Robin instructed.

"Okay." Daniel checked the item he had received and his heart started pounding rapidly.

He scanned his surroundings, on high alert for any potential attackers. Lowering his voice, he asked,

"Do you think it’s Martin?"

"I don’t know, but it seems like he was too late to retrieve the note. He failed to abduct Lizzy. Tighten security until we can be certain and locate him. This time, I won’t hesitate to take matters into my own hands. I’ll kill him myself," Robin said angrily over the phone.

Daniel was in full agreement, having grown tired of the constant threats around the women connected to Robin. He wouldn’t hesitate to pull the trigger and put an end to anyone who wanted to harm his Lizzy.

"You have my full support. After I return from my honeymoon, this will be my main focus," he declared.

Robin reiterated his determination, "I’m not afraid of those who hide behind cameras, so don’t worry. If possible, spend the night at the mansion. I’ll meet you there, and Devin should be your best man while I monitor security tomorrow."

Daniel liked the idea, knowing that Robin had a keen eye for detail and was naturally tough.

"Thank you, but after the wedding, I will find that Black Storm," Devin vowed with renewed determination.

As soon as Robin ended the call, his phone rang again, displaying a private number on the caller ID.

He had a hunch that it was the person responsible for the note, realizing they had failed in their plan.

"Hello," Robin responded calmly.

"Mr. Jewel, how did you like my prank?" a croaky voice asked on the other end of the line.

Robin smiled, knowing it wasn’t the man’s real voice and realizing that he hadn’t actually failed in his plan as Robin had initially thought.

The person was simply trying to scare Robin. Robin smiled and continued the conversation.

"It’s funny because you won’t dare. If you’re a man like me, then show your face," Robin challenged him.

The croaky voice responded in a relaxed tone, saying, "There will be no fun in showing my face, but I will tell you what I want."

Robin couldn’t see any connection between this person and Martin, as Martin wasn’t so daring.

He hoped that by engaging in conversation with this man, he would be able to figure out who was behind the voice.

"What is it that you want?" Robin asked.

"Your ex-wife," the man revealed. Robin’s grip on the phone tightened, and his anger flared. He spoke in a warning tone,

"You can never have her because she is my wife."

"Hahaha, Mr. Jewel, after all that you have taken from me, I can let it all go if you just let me have Sabrina," the man taunted. Robin laughed in anger.

"Hahaha, you’re so funny, Mr. scary cat. Sabrina is mine and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Besides, I’ve worked hard for everything I have. If you think I have anything that belongs to you, why don’t you take me to court?"

Robin realized that this was a new enemy. It couldn’t be Martin or Mara. The mystery man responded,

"I have eyes everywhere, Mr. Jewel. I have other ways to get what I want."

"Like sending Gladys or whoever to set me up? Come on, grow up. My wife and I have moved past those kinds of tricks. I prefer worthy opponents, and from what I can see, you’re not even close."

Robin wanted to confirm if this man was truly behind it, which is why he mentioned Gladys. The man’s silence was confirmation enough.

The call abruptly ended, causing Robin to burst into laughter at the man’s chicken-like exit. He knew that the man’s attempt had failed because his security measures were impeccable.

Meanwhile, on the other end of the line, a man paced back and forth, consumed by rage.

"He’s mocking me even after taking everything away. He must pay with his life," he seethed in the bedroom, where a middle-aged woman sat on the bed, looking at him with pity.

"I warned you not to get involved with him. He didn’t take anything from you. If anyone is to blame, it’s me," the woman said remorsefully.

However, the man shook his head in disagreement and refused, "No. Everything he has should be mine."

"I’ve already given you everything," the woman bitterly pointed out. What she had provided him was more than enough to sustain him for the rest of his life, yet he remained unsatisfied and still coveted what Robin possessed.

"But it’s not sufficient. Even with all this money, I don’t possess even half the power he wields in this city," he lamented.

"That’s because you don’t belong here. Let’s go back to..." the woman suggested, but the man interrupted her before she could finish her sentence.

"No. I want the power and fame he possesses. I want to be the most feared person in this city."

"You can never achieve that because you’re different," the woman honestly admitted. Robin didn’t inherit his power and fame from his father, as his father never reached such heights.

Robin was intelligent, daring, and unafraid to take risks where others wouldn’t dare.

"That’s precisely why I won’t give up. I will ruin his reputation and ensure that his ex-wife leaves him for good. He must suffer, just as I am suffering..." the man vowed, but the middle-aged woman shook her head once again.

"If you do that, he..." the woman began coughing violently...

Chapter 367: Chapter 367 – Lizzy’s senseless questions.

"Mum, I’ll get your inhaler," the man said nervously, searching through the drawers where he usually kept one.

His mother suffered from cough variant asthma, which was typically relieved with a fast-acting bronchodilator inhaler.

After retrieving the inhaler, he handed it to his middle-aged mother, who took a few breaths and felt her cough subside within seconds.

"I think you need some rest. Let’s not discuss this anymore," he suggested, but his mother refused to comply and pleaded,

"Promise me you won’t attend the wedding as planned." She was concerned that her son might behave inappropriately at the wedding, potentially jeopardizing his reputation.

The man’s brow furrowed, his gaze darkening as he remembered the way Robin had belittled him on the phone earlier. Determined to teach him a lesson, he replied, "I will."

Fear filled his mother’s eyes, not wanting to see her son end up dead or in prison. Everything had been fine until he started making these discoveries and his curiosity grew.

"Jacob, Robin isn’t someone who goes looking for trouble, and he doesn’t take kindly to those who do," she warned.

Anger flashed in Jacob’s eyes, his expression growing darker. "Tell me about it. You seem to know him so well, even though you’ve never been by his side."

Sorrow flickered in his mother’s eyes as she remembered her own past misdeeds. It seemed like karma was catching up to her. Perhaps it wouldn’t be Jacob who ended up in prison, but her instead.

"Don’t attend that wedding, and don’t do anything foolish," she advised, her eyes filled with fear.

Jacob’s eyes narrowed as he recalled the time his hacker infiltrated the cameras at Robin’s office.

He had never seen a woman like Sabrina before – beautiful and intelligent. What made her even more attractive was her refusal to immediately believe Gladys.

Though Jacob was hurt, her actions drew him to her even more. That was before Robin’s hacker managed to remove Black Storm from the equation.

He also has the most beautiful woman I have ever laid eyes on. I will attend that wedding. After all, he doesn’t know me," Jacob said with determination.

The woman believed that by continuously threatening him, she could keep him away from Robin. However, unbeknownst to her, that was exactly what fueled his actions.

"I don’t want to lose you, please. Just stay away from him," she pleaded, but her words fell on deaf ears.

"I’m sorry, Mom, but that’s not going to happen," he said defiantly.

***

It was Daniel and Lizzy’s wedding day.

"Lizzy, your six flower girls have arrived," Matilda informed her excitedly. Their honeymoon had been exquisite.

Devin kept his promise, and the love and passion were back in their relationship. Since returning from their honeymoon a week ago, Matilda had not been to school.

Instead, she had been helping with Lizzy’s wedding plans but intended to focus on her business plans after the wedding.

Furthermore, she had been doing everything she could to prove to Devin that she truly loved him and would never go back to being the unstable woman she once was.

Secretly, she regretted choosing school over her baby in the past, but that had changed. She would never allow anything to come between her and Devin again.

Slowly, she was earning back Devin’s trust, and that made her incredibly happy. Her father couldn’t miss Lizzy’s wedding due to the bond they had formed as in-laws.

"Can I take a peek?" Lizzy asked excitedly. She had always loved flower girls and had requested six of them, along with six page boys.

She had designed their outfits, including her own wedding gown, and Devin had helped with the page boys’ attire.

Lizzy felt a pang of sadness when Devin refused to let her design and sew Matilda’s wedding gown, but she understood that he wanted to impress his future wife.

"I think you should focus on your makeup instead," Sabrina advised, signaling the beautician to do her job.

Spending the night with her sister and best friend after moving in with Robin had been amazing, and she loved it.

She was overjoyed that Matilda had regained her senses and their family was once again happy.

However, she couldn’t help but wish that their mother was alive to witness this day, as Lizzy looked stunning.

Their father, too, was content and fulfilled, witnessing his children finding love and getting married.

After the turmoil between Sabrina and Robin, the family had lost hope in love.

However, it was through that broken marriage that they all found the happiness they deserved.

For example, if Sabrina’s marriage hadn’t been rocky, she wouldn’t have returned to help clear Matilda’s name, and Devin wouldn’t have married her.

Additionally, Daniel may never have met Lizzy due to Sabrina’s distance from the family at that time. So, all the negative experiences turned out to be blessings in disguise.

As Sabrina looked at her sister’s excitement and beauty, she couldn’t help but regret not marrying Robin when he proposed.

However, considering her current pregnancy, she felt it was better to wait until after the twins were born.

"I feel like the happiest woman on earth. I can’t believe I’m getting married after only dating for a short time," Lizzy exclaimed, her happiness overflowing as she gazed thought about Daniel.

"I know. Life is unpredictable," Sabrina smiled, recalling the difficult times they had faced together. It truly was an incredible turn of events.

"So, are you still sexually active? I mean, your bump keeps getting bigger," Lizzy asked out of the blue.

Everyone’s eyes widened at her question, as if she were a teenager. Sabrina didn’t blame her, as Lizzy hadn’t been around pregnant women before.

"Don’t worry, you’ll find out when you get pregnant," Sabrina replied, feeling shy about revealing that sex during pregnancy was even better for her.

However, with the beauticians present, she kept her thoughts to herself.

Still, Lizzy couldn’t let go of her curiosity and asked senseless questions, eliciting a strange reactions from everyone in the room, as they gawked at her...

Chapter 368: Chapter 368 - I think he wants to die

"I’m just wondering if Daniel would still be interested in being intimate with me when my stomach gets so big," Lizzy asked once again, causing some of the beauticians to chuckle discreetly.

"Lizzy, stop acting like a child," Matilda scolded, and they all laughed, including the beauticians.

An hour later, the women were ready to leave the mansion. Since Devin was going to be the best man, Sabrina allowed Matilda to also be Lizzy’s maid of honor.

On the men’s side, Daniel was filled with excitement. "Robin, she’s finally going to be my wife. It feels like a dream."

He wiped away a single tear and continued, "I never thought I would get married because no woman ever caught my eye in that way. But Lizzy did the moment I saw her, and now she’s going to be my wife."

Devin felt proud of his sisters, especially hearing Daniel speak so highly of Lizzy. "You’re talking about my sister as if I’m not here. You should be addressing and bribing me, not Robin," Devin said, annoyed.

Daniel laughed, knowing that Devin was right. But if it weren’t for Robin’s breakup with Sabrina, he wouldn’t have met Lizzy.

"Oh, brother-in-law slash best man, thank you for being so protective of your sisters. Lizzy had never been involved with any man before me. Trust me, I never wanted to be intimate with her before marriage, but you know how things happen."

Robin smiled and added, "I must agree that Devin did a great job. His protectiveness made his sisters well-behaved. Sabrina was also a virgin when I married her, and even after our divorce, I’m still the only one."

The pride in his voice was evident as he reminisced about the first time he met Devin. It felt like he was married to his sister, and Robin was jealous of their bond.

Devin proudly adjusted his bow tie, overwhelmed by all the compliments from the handsome men. "You guys should take me out and spoil me. Don’t just say it, show it."

Daniel agreed and replied, "You know that won’t be a problem. Once we find Martin and Mara, we can leave the women in the safety of this mansion and have some fun together."

Due to a parcel received the previous day, the three men spent the night at Cobby’s mansion with some bodyguards.

It was the first time all three of them shared a room together. While it was not unusual for Robin and Daniel, having Devin around made everything feel new and different.

"That reminds me, it’s your wedding day," Robin began, addressing Daniel. "Make sure to keep your woman close and don’t allow anyone you don’t know to dance with her. I spoke with the guy on the phone, and he disguised his voice. It seems like he’s not ready to give up."

Robin’s expression darkened as he recalled the conversation. Devin asked with seriousness, "What does he want?"

"He claims that I have something that belongs to him and wants Sabrina in exchange," Robin explained.

Devin clenched his fists, wondering why all these men suddenly wanted his sister now that she was back with Robin.

"I think he wants to die," Daniel chimed in, knowing that Robin would sacrifice his life to protect Sabrina at any moment.

"That’s an understatement. I’ll be keeping an eye out among the guests, but my focus will be on my wife. So, I need you guys to do me a favor and watch over your wives too," Robin warned, his tone serious.

Sabrina was now in her third trimester and feeling fatigued. She needed double the attention from Robin.

"That’s not a problem. I hope we find the person behind all this soon. I’m just tired of it all," Daniel expressed, and Devin agreed, "Same here."

A knock on the door interrupted their conversation, and Robin instantly knew what it meant. He turned to Daniel and said,

"It’s time for you to take your position. We have to leave now."

The three men arrived at the wedding venue, which was just a ten-minute drive from the mansion. They were accompanied by heavy security, but no one suspected a thing as most of the security agents were disguised as guests.

However, Robin was able to identify the female security personnel by the red flower brooch they wore, and the men by the sea blue handkerchiefs in their pockets.

Not until later was the arrangement changed for Devin to be Daniel’s best man, so the three men dressed in black and white tuxedos.

Daniel and Devin had already taken their positions, and Laura was escorting the women into the well-decorated and exquisite auditorium.

Matilda and Lizzy walked down the aisle with Cobby, while Sabrina joined Robin among the guests.

"You look very beautiful, my queen, and I missed you so much," Robin stole a kiss as he spoke. Though they were in the same house, they were now seeing each other.

"I was just a room away," Sabrina reminded him, surprised by how addicted he was to her when, at first, all he kept doing was avoiding her.

"It felt as if you were kilometers away," Robin cooed in her ear. Sabrina giggled and heard the guests applauding.

"Robin, I want to hear what they are saying," she said, sorry to have missed what was going on. However, Robin was not done flirting with her.

He leaned in and whispered again, "Wedding vows are the same everywhere."

The next thing they heard was, "You may kiss your bride," as they saw Daniel and Lizzy’s lips join together.

Sabrina joined the applause, shaking her head, as she had missed everything. She spoke half-jokingly to Robin.

"You finally succeeded. I didn’t hear anything, but at least my kid sister is married."

Hearing about marriage, Robin beamed and said, "I can’t wait to see you in your wedding gown, my queen." Sabrina’s cheeks crimsoned; her stomach felt giddy.

It was time for refreshments, so Robin and Sabrina joined the high table. However, with Sabrina’s big bump pressing on her bladder, she was peeing more frequently than before.

"Robin, I’m going to pee, but I will go with Laura."

Robin nodded his head and agreed. As Sabrina came out of the ladies’ room with Laura, she couldn’t help feeling uncomfortable, as she felt that someone was watching her.

Before she got to her seat, a man approached her. "Hi Sabrina, do you have a moment?"

 

Chapter 369: Chapter 369 – It seems you don’t trust me and are scared

"Hey Sabrina, do you have a moment?" the man asked.

Laura stood protectively by Sabrina’s side, silently urging her to decline.

Sabrina gazed at the man, sensing a familiarity but unable to place where they had met before.

"Excuse me, have we met?" she asked, her curiosity piqued as she struggled to recall his face.

The man’s smile wavered, a hint of unease in his voice. "Yes, we have. If you step away from the crowd, I can jog your memory."

He was taken aback by Sabrina’s question, as he had no recollection of meeting her in person.

It was only while spying on Robin in his office that he had caught a glimpse of her, and she had captivated him instantly.

He marveled at how a pregnant woman with such a prominent baby bump could still command

his attention. No wonder Robin was reluctant to let go of his ex-wife.

Sabrina pondered for a moment before responding, "It’s fine. Let’s talk here. What’s your name?" She was intrigued, thinking he might be an old schoolmate or acquaintance.

However, the man grew increasingly uncomfortable, particularly with Laura’s presence.

He glanced ahead and noticed another man observing Sabrina, confirming the presence of security around her.

Robin had indeed been wise to take precautions, even at a joyous event like this. Realizing he couldn’t resort to force, the man could only hope to pique Sabrina’s curiosity enough for her to willingly follow him.

"There’s something very important I need to tell you, but it depends on whether you’re willing to come with me. I won’t take up much of your time, just five minutes at most."

Sabrina contemplated his words, but felt uneasy about his reluctance to reveal his name.

Though she knew Mara and Martin were dead, she was aware that enemies like Shandra and even Vivian Shaw still posed a threat.

Thus, Sabrina was not willing to compromise, recalling the trauma she had endured during her kidnapping.

"I would have to come with my friend if that’s okay," Sabrina said, quickly noticing the displeasure in the man’s eyes.

It made her uncomfortable, realizing that the man might be up to no good. Unlike before, Sabrina was now security conscious due to her past experiences.

The man forced a smile, internally cursing at Sabrina’s intelligence. He had thought he had her, but she seemed to have changed within a short period of time. Her smile even looked forced.

"It seems you don’t trust me and are scared," he pointed out, looking around for any sign of Robin.

He did not want to come into contact with Robin until he had Sabrina, but she was not making it easy for him.

"Well, right now, you are a stranger. If you are not comfortable speaking to my best friend, you can speak to my husband," Sabrina revealed, convinced by the darkness in his eyes that he was indeed up to no good. She added, "Let me call him."

Sabrina was about to dial Robin’s number when he spoke behind her. "I’m already here, my queen."

Both Sabrina and the man were shocked, wondering how he appeared so fast. The man, especially, who had been on the lookout for Robin, was now searching for an escape route.

Laura was uncomfortable with the man’s presence and afraid that Sabrina might decide to go with him. She quickly alerted Robin and, seeing how things turned out, she was certain that she made the right decision.

Robin smiled at the man, but it was a sinister smile as he wrapped one arm protectively around Sabrina’s waist.

"Whatever you want to tell my wife, I want to hear it too."

The man forced a smile, suddenly feeling uneasy as Robin glared at him before frowning a little due to the man’s familiarity.

Robin was beginning to understand the reason why Sabrina was entertaining him and asked, "Hey, what is your name?"

The man surveyed his surroundings, fully aware that Robin would not abandon his pregnant wife to pursue him. With this in mind, he responded, "Perhaps if our paths cross again."

Upon hearing this, Robin refused to give up. Not when the man on the phone had claimed he had stolen something from him, and especially not when this man bore a striking resemblance to someone dear to his heart.

"Please, go sit with Laura at the table and avoid speaking to any strangers," Robin whispered urgently into Sabrina’s ear. She nodded, sensing that something was amiss, and complied.

Later, she would have the opportunity to inquire about the situation.

Robin quickened his pace and caught up to the man, his security team trailing closely behind, ready to carry out any orders from their boss.

Unbeknownst to Robin, the man also had his own security personnel among the crowd, closing in on them.

"Hey, why did you approach my wife? I demand an explanation," Robin asserted in a slightly authoritative tone.

His voice carried over the music, as most of the guests were engrossed in dancing and enjoying their food and drinks.

The man quickened his steps, prompting Robin to discreetly signal his security agents. They blocked the man’s path, causing him to turn around.

"What is the meaning of this?" he demanded, his voice betraying unease.

"You accosted my wife and asked her to follow you. I won’t stand for it," Robin’s expression turned cold.

Suddenly, another group of men closed in, causing the guests to grow uneasy.

Robin had no intention of causing a scene at his best friend’s wedding, so he instructed his agents,

"Relax, guys. We’re just having a friendly conversation."

"Mr. Jewel, it’s a pleasure to meet you, but I don’t have time for games," the man retorted, turning away. Robin then signaled his men to stand down.

As the man stepped outside, Robin followed and grabbed him by the hair. His security team brandished their guns, mirroring the actions of the man’s own security.

Robin smiled and released his grip, not wanting to escalate the situation. "It’s fine. Let them go. Lower your weapons," Robin instructed.

Both parties complied, and the man entered a car without uttering another word. His men occupied a separate vehicle, and they departed in a convoy.

After dismissing his security team, Robin returned to the high table. Daniel questioned him, "You found a suspect. Why did you let him go?"

Robin smiled and displayed the strands of hair in his hand before asking, "Do you still want to know why?

Chapter 370: Chapter 370 - Be careful. There’s a jealous husband here

The man bore such a striking resemblance to someone dear to Robin’s heart that he couldn’t shake the feeling. Despite knowing the odds were against his thoughts, Robin couldn’t let it go.

"I need to be absolutely certain of his identity before I can decide what to do. I can’t afford to make any mistakes," he said seriously, his voice barely audible over the music, only Daniel able to hear him.

Since both Martin and Mara would have to undergo surgery, they would look different now. Daniel couldn’t help but be suspicious that this man, whose hair strands Robin had just collected and tucked into his tuxedo pocket, could be Martin.

"Do you think it could be Martin?" Daniel whispered, and Devin interrupted.

"You guys are whispering. Is that guy Martin?" Devin whispered as well, making sure the women couldn’t overhear.

It was easy for them to converse like this, as the women were engrossed in their own conversations.

Robin and Daniel chuckled, and Robin replied, "I don’t know yet. But at least we have something for a DNA test."

Devin hadn’t seen what Robin was referring to, as he hadn’t caught a glimpse of the hair strands before Robin neatly folded them into his handkerchief.

"What do you have for a DNA test?" Devin asked, confused. All he saw was Robin following a man, with some security agents trailing behind.

Devin’s view was obstructed by the guests and the loud music, so he couldn’t see or hear much.

"I managed to collect some strands of his hair," Robin revealed, amazing Devin. He couldn’t help but feel even more respect for Robin.

When Robin set his mind on something, he never gave up until he achieved it. This determination had served him well in his business endeavors.

"Robin, maybe you should consider a career change from being the president of these groups to becoming the chief security officer for all security companies," Devin teased. Robin laughed and replied,

"Then you can be my assistant."

The three men laughed, unaware that they had caught the attention of the women. Curious about the source of their amusement, Sabrina asked,

"What’s so funny? I hope it’s not about women."

Before Robin could respond, Daniel interjected, saying,

"The only women we see are right in front of us. None of us here have eyes for anyone else."

The women blushed at the compliment, and Sabrina remembered the creepy man that Robin had followed. She asked,

"Who is that man? What does he want?"

Robin knew exactly which man she was referring to and quickly replied,

"He didn’t speak, and he had men with him, so I didn’t want to cause any trouble."

Sabrina was concerned that the man might cause problems in the future, especially since she couldn’t remember where she had seen his face before. She asked,

"So, what do we do?"

Robin smiled and reassured her, "We do nothing. But I will find him. You don’t have to worry about anything, okay?"

"Okay. I trust you," Sabrina said, bringing smiles and admiration from Matilda and Lizzy.

Sabrina had been through a lot, and they were happy to see her glowing with happiness, knowing she deserved it.

However, someone was jealous of Robin receiving all the compliments and trust from his sister. Devin, with a pitiful expression on his face, asked,

"What about me? Don’t you trust me anymore?"

Sabrina laughed in amusement and replied, "You know you’ll always be my number one."

Robin’s eyes widened, and Daniel instantly noticed the jealousy in his expression. He jokingly warned Sabrina,

"Be careful. There’s a jealous husband here."

Everyone at the table laughed as Robin shook his head and said, "You guys are so silly."

"I think it’s time to cut the cake," Matilda alerted them when she saw the MC approaching the table.

They had barely touched their food but felt full from all the excitement.

Grandma Cecilia, accompanied by her caretaker, was enjoying the company of Daniel’s mother but would occasionally check on Sabrina.

The elderly woman’s overwhelming love never failed to warm Sabrina’s heart.

As the joyful occasion was coming to an end, Sabrina went to the bathroom two more times and returned just in time to catch the tossed bridal bouquet.

It was unexpected, as she had encouraged Lizzy to throw it before she went to the washroom with Laura.

Somehow, Lizzy had delayed the process, but when the crowd went wild for it, she couldn’t help but oblige.

Surprisingly, Sabrina was the one who caught it, the person she wanted to be next to get married.

Lizzy was overjoyed and hugged Sabrina, saying, "Sissy, you should get married again instantly."

Sabrina laughed, pulled away, and gave her a strange look before speaking half-jokingly,

"I see that you don’t love me. You look all sexy in the gown you made, and you want me to look like a pig in mine."

Lizzy laughed, and Robin couldn’t help but smile, agreeing with Lizzy’s next words,

"You are the sexiest pregnant woman that ever lived."

It was true because despite Sabrina’s baby bump, her skin glowed, and she looked radiant. It was evident that she was happy with the man she loved.

Daniel was growing impatient due to the distance to their honeymoon venue. "Lizzy, we have to go," Daniel said, already pulling her away.

Sabrina was furious and grabbed Daniel’s arm, bringing him to a standstill. "Daniel, you’re taking her away without allowing us to finish our conversation," she pointed out.

Lizzy was leaving for a week and a few days, yet Daniel wouldn’t spare a few minutes of their time for Sabrina.

Daniel stared at Sabrina’s red pouted lips, laughed, and replied, "I believe your husband has all the time in the world to talk to you. Please talk to him."

Robin grinned and whispered seductively in Sabrina’s ear, "He’s right. I’m always here for you, my queen." Sabrina’s cheeks reddened, and excitement filled her chest.

Robin waited until everyone left the party before leaving with Sabrina. It was their most stressful day because he had taken charge of security, and everything went according to plan.

Now, his only focus was to get to the bottom of this mystery man and uncover his identity.